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The Gamification of Learning and Instruction by Karl Kapp explains how to do more with gamification than just badges and points. I wrote more about this gamification research previously. I’m sure their other books on Storyline 2 , Lectora , etc.

Besides content development, Paradiso Solutions offers a friendly and easy to use LMS, with gamification elements, that can be integrated to more than a hundred apps like CRM, eCommerce, CMS solutions and video conferencing, all together, to create a better eLearning experience. Lectora.

Gamification – Everyone was talking about adding games to online training in 2013, which we hope continues in 2014! And if you’re wondering what actual benefits gamification has for your learners, or if it’s just the latest fad, check out this blog: Is Gamification More Than Just a Buzzword?

Besides content development, Paradiso Solutions offers a friendly and easy to use LMS, with gamification elements, that can be integrated to more than a hundred apps like CRM, eCommerce, CMS solutions and video conferencing, all together, to create a better eLearning experience. Lectora.

And since Lectora® is Your Everything for e-Learning Place, we’ve collected these free resources to help you localize your e-Learning course: Read this whitepaper to get answers to a few of your questions on localization: What is e-Learning Localization ? Lectora Inspire V11.3

Flexible rules and branching options enable complex, personalized and adaptive learning experiences; and the ability to use social polling, gamification and a whole host of interaction types provide plenty of opportunity to hook in learners. Lectora Inspire and Lectora Online.

Create interactive eLearning content with gamification, social polling, and interactive elements that will hook your learners right from the very beginning. Lectora Online. For years, Lectora was a Windows app only. So, yes, Lectora is excellent.

Discovery Education has its line of TechBooks featuring interactive materials, real-time assessment services, a variety of professional development, and gamification. Books that grow offers a variety of books ranging from literary classics to non-fiction science and social studies.

You can also leverage immersive approaches like gamification, videos, and interactive videos , and mobile apps for learning to multiply its impact. It leverages on social or collaborative learning. Product training: We used gamification to make the content more engaging in this course.

“Gamification.” We need a way to make it social. I think one of the easiest ways to tip your toe into eLearning gamification is to add a Leaderboard to your course. We recognize the benefits (even through all the hype) and we would like to add it to our courses.

If you use Captivate, Lectora, or Storyline, or blend eLearning with instructor-led training, join this session to learn how the new Customizable Courseware for soft skills and sales will help you infuse awesomeness into your training curriculum.

Maybe it is forward thinking or mobile, social, gamification, analytics or reports. Within the features piece, I look at mobile, social, gamification BUT also look at the newbies showing up – deep learning, content curation, coaching/social mentoring, video (inc. Having social, some form of it. Social Playlist? They have a partnership with Lectora Online, create courses and whammo they go right into the LMS. I love information.

Maybe it is forward thinking or mobile, social, gamification, analytics or reports. Within the features piece, I look at mobile, social, gamification BUT also look at the newbies showing up – deep learning, content curation, coaching/social mentoring, video (inc. Having social, some form of it. Social Playlist? They have a partnership with Lectora Online, create courses and whammo they go right into the LMS. I love information.

The Lectora 2017 Users Conference promises to be an exciting and engaging event. Here are some “mock” risk elements that can be placed into instruction: Starting over Social credibility Not solving the problem Losing (points, games, lives) Recognition.

Gamification is a learning strategy offering interactive experiences that actively engage and motivate learners in the learning process. Tapping the potential of gamification on mobiles is a rising trend. Imagine you wake up one fine morning to realize your mobile has abandoned you.

Finally – gamification is pretty big, and a significant part of interactive e-learning. I have observed that the largest barrier to gamification implementation, besides the sheer expense for custom creation of gaming elements, is the relative lack of learning management systems that can pull data from the learning objects to maintain leaderboards and badging. Today's interview in the Vision 2016 series is with Todd Kasenberg, Principal, Guiding Star Communications and Consulting.

The Gamification of Learning and Instruction by Karl Kapp explains how to do more with gamification than just badges and points. I wrote more about this gamification research previously. I’m sure their other books on Storyline 2 , Lectora , etc.

Gamification. Already, a number of e-learning development software such as Storyline and Lectora have acquired device-agnostic online course development capabilities and other tools will follow suit. Enhanced Social Learning Capabilities. E-learning is ever evolving.

No reason, I just love saying that) Mzinga shows up with a true social learning authoring tool. A few vendors say “social learning” but it is often far from it. Social tags, RSS, gaming activities. Next up, Lectora!